Singing fountain

(Czech: Zpívající fontána)

Prague Hradčany Fountains Statues Renaissance Architecture

In front of the Queen Anne's Summer Palace stands well known Renaissance Singing fountain. The fountain was cast in the years 1564-1568 by metal founder Tomáš Jaroš (the author of St. Vitus Cathedral’s largest bell - Sigismund) and the draft was made by the court painter Francesco Terzio.

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Hradčany, Singing fountain, Prague

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Hradčanská (Prague Metro LINE A) 245 m

Malostranská (Prague Metro LINE A) 273 m

Public Toilets nearby: 23 m

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